FUTURE SCIEIWTISTS . . . Grant Flthey, Hirby LUilliams, LUilliam UJoodson, Fred Davis, Homer Cross, Earl Sisco, J. m. macon, Eva Bess Hnderson, Pauline nisbet, Doris Birdwell, Birdie Hnn norman, Fred Pennington, Billy Cochran. UJ. Fl. Hing, Henry Gibson, Claude Sprayberry, melvin Solomon, Jim Henry Lynch, Curtis Chance, J. T. mcDonaId, Billy Day, Irvin mcCray, John lllaters mcCollough, Boyce montgomery, Harley LUade, H. B. flelson. The Future Scientists of Hmerica is one of the most progressive clubs in the entire school. One pleasurable Feature of their worlu which differen- tiates this club from other clubs is the fact that they have had numerous field trips. H long educational tour was made to Houston and to Galveston, where an elaborate laboratory and an ultra-modern paclzing company were observed. many other trips, even though they were not long, were equally important in educational value. It is on this principle ol visual and practical education that the Future Scientists of Hmerica depends for its popularity. 0 -'O 1' Se. ' Q3 Q' 2' '5' HILLYARDS SALES CO. OF TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS 2329 Bissonnel Hadley 3304 Complimenrs of This is ....... CALDWELL PHARMACY THE CQ'-l-EGE OF MARSHALL'S Phone l40 lnvi'ra+ion +o l'he graduafes of Conroe High School preparing lo enfer college. . . Give Conroe' Texas 'firsf considerafion +o The College of Marshall - A Coecluca+ional Junior College O. Box 'ZH Phone 984 Unexcelled in Culfural Baclcgrouncl, Educafional Aclvan+ages, a nd , Challenging Oppor+uni+ies SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. H6 S. wh Shed For full informa+ion and cafalog wri+e F. M. Vance, Manager DR. F. S. GRONER, Pres. Waco, Texas Marshall, Texas Complimen+s of FIRST NATIONAL BANK coNRoE, TEXAS P. T. Woodson, Presideni Se+l'1 W. Dorbanf, Cashier F. W. Woodson, Vice-Presidenf W. P. 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Lei' us figure your Lumber Requiremenfs before buying elsewhere. San Jacinfo Coun+y Soff Pine - All Kiln Dried i i i mvrsz now . . . ev sszumo Lone GLW LANE Here is your book of memories-so fresh and bright that they are hardly memories yet-but time is Working at them. Z1?Mirrored in these pages are people and places you hold dear-here pictures and story recapture those thrilling events of the grid- iron and gymnasium-those enthusiastic social gatherings-bonfires-pep rallies- dances. Z? The Work of a splendid staff is finished-in your hands is the result of a year's hard endeavor-but a labor of love at that. 21? May it meet with your enthu- siastic approval and may you enjoy it as much as Stafford's service-men and crafts- men have enjoyed our association with your editorial and business staffs. ZZPAS the years roll by and, like great black oxen trod the World, may this book rekindle some of the joys you have known-when you seek the pleasures of remembering. 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PHTTERSOT1 A F.'f.,..:.., . lu. , - ' 1 ' -1-' Q ,. . , . mi' ,S -xrzvqg---Q .'-.5g:E':E' V, Q- as '- 'g fi? :1'.,:g: w . .. ,,,, .. 19 'L uw -Y Qlnilrt-'- ' 3 ?: ?' I EXECUTIVES fTiR. I-IULOH Vt. HUDERSCDH my Friends: Sincere greetings and genuine appreciation are to and lor each person and organiza- tion that have had a part in mahing possible the 1938-1939 FLHRE. ln the years ahead it will prove a veritable storehouse of memories ol happy days together here in Conroe High School. my hope and faith in the FLHRE of 1939are that it shall prove more than cu store- house of memories. may it be an inspiration to those who come after us that they too shall have a part in worthy undertalzings lor the advancement ol universal educa- tion which alone can insure the continuation ol our beloved democracy. HULOU ll. HDDERSOH, Superintendent of Schools . . . . mfs. H. CE. SCI-IHEFER isrvmiisufwh To the staff, sponsor, and constituency of the high school year-boola l extend best wishes. It is a distinct pleasure to be associated with you in your worh. Seest thou a man diligent in his business, he shall stand before kings. The world's worlz must be carried on by ambitious builders as you-be that worla material, physical, or mental. The thought of the following poem may be talzen as a worthy ambition: LUe have builded magnificent bridges l.Uhere the nation's highways go, O'er perilous mountain ridges Hnd where great rivers flow. wherever a linlz was needed between the new and the hnown They have left their marlzs of Progress, in iron and steel and stone. There was never a land too distant, nor ever a way too wide, But some man's mind, insisted, Reach out to the other side. They cleared the way, these heroes, for the march of future years. The march of Civilizationfand they were its Pioneers. LUith lzindest personal regards to all, l assure you that my office is ever ready to extend a helping hand. Sincerely, H. G. SCHHEFER Business manager, Conroe Schools JOHN LU. OILPIN . '- 19 st GREETINGS TO CO-LUORHERS, PUPILS, HND PNTRONS OF CONROE SCHOOL: Hs you scan the pages of this year-bool: K: may you do so with pleasure.Some of us, lam sure, will live over again in our mem- ories the happier hours of the passing year. may the thought ol the foregoing sentence be the desire and privilege ol us all, and may the thought expressed in the following poem be our goal. These words may seem incongruous to you who listen only to the words l spealz The drill on facts, remembered by a few The practice on the use of rules, and all The rest. None of this is paramount. l would not limit you with tools so small To meet the world. But these are things that count: To meet each tasl: with courage, and to thinlz Each problem through, to appraise with lairnes LUith sympathy, to see in nature linhs with God, such lovely linlrzsl To give a hand To all unlortunates, to talze and give, To deeply drinlz of life and truly live. -Hazel Burroughs Swain 1 Surrounded as we are by all material advantages, we should feel challenged to be the most Faithful, the most appreciative, and the happiest school group in the nation. David Starr Jordan has said: The world steps aside to let the man pass who lznows where he is going. Fire we ready to begin the trelz? Your friend, JOHN LU. GILPIN, Principal SCH dn- fi 0: Q31 '- .. ' '-. 43 -sf. 03 '- mRS. HRmll'lTFl ROUTT, BH. Sophie newcomb, Texas LUesleyan English ITIISS LOUISE UJHITLEY, B.S. S.H.S.T.C. Physical Education mR. CHRL FISCHER, BH. Central U.lesleyan music ITIR. LUTHER E. HFILL, B.S. S.H.S.T.C. Vocational Hgriculture mISS HETTIE mFlRY CLEGG, B.S. S.H.S.T.C. Home Economics mR. Fl. U.l. RUl'lYFll'l, B.S. Peabody College for Teachers Government, History mlSS EVFll lGELll'lE BEVERS, B.S. Baylor College mathematics mR. JEROmE V. RHY, m.S. Louisiana State University mathematics mR. J. m. mFlCOn, m.F3I. l-l.P.C.-University ol minn.-H.S.U. natural Science ITWISS C. OLSON, R. fl. it. . M N M .,,.... ff W I 'HMA x S t 554:91 'T memorial Hospital X K 4' 1 ' s .,..C4'5 N fy i f 1' ' Q Q 5 H' 4. v L . i 4, . I --.. . YV Q, ' L Ev 3 V -'. with i' 'W ' bil E it 2153 -, mlSS GERHLDIOE FIUTTER massey Business College Secretary to Business manager fT1R.LUFlYI'1E BURDFHT1, BH. Hardin-Simmons mathematics mn. F. HLLEH BRIGGS, Bs. ,ff C.fTl.S.T.C, English mlSS l'lHl'lCY PRESLEY, BS. Southern methodist University History lTllSS DELLFT BLQHHEWIEYER, BS. l l.T.S.T.C. Home Economics mR. SFIITI FORD, BS. E.T.S.T.C. industrial Education ASN' ' REV miss FHYE PRICE massey Business College Secretary to Principal ITTRS. mOl'IETTH CLEmEl'lTS,B.H. S.H.S.T.C. Spanish fT1R.JOHI'1 HUTCHHFX Jankor mR. D. m. FRUZIH Superintendent ol Flttendance - - 1. '43 'C 22. es' ' 'D 6' Q' .3 Q: J ITTISS HELLIE HFIRRELL Tyler Commercial College Secretary to Superintendent mlSS SOPHlE lUll.LlHfTiS, BS. S.H.S.T.C. Librarian mR. C. fl. HIELSCHER, BS. Fl. 84 m. College lndustrial Flrts mlSS GERTRUDE PETTS, BH. Colorado State Teachers' College Commercial Education miss VlVl9l'l JOHl'lSOl'l, BH. Baylor University English, Latin mlSS UHHCY B.LUEISII'1GER, BH. Rice lnstitute English, mathematics ITIRS. CLFIRH HFIIGHT, BH. S.H.S.T.C. History mR. JOE LHGOUJ, B.Fl. Rice lnstitute Health and Physical Education mR. LHLUREDCE UTCCULLOUGH, BS. Rice Institute General Science and History ITIR. J. E. PHRISH,l'T1.Fl. University ol Texas English 4 5 9 is ' .AJS Ps' 4 Q if x is l .s . .s Ii L K A4-Ja' 5 , .. ':y, . A 'lift 'iut A W 4 ,,.:7 tiff - i g? ii q,n ,g F ----- ' ii T? Q, .R ffl ,J I -.Q i 555 Ji. 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Peace to their ashes, and may God rest their souls in peace. l'lH'l'l-lHl'l Pete'i JONES Born: fTlay13,1917 Graduated: June 1, 1934 Died: .lune 27,1937 LUILLIHIT1 Bill BERRY Born: January 13,1921 Died: Hugust 29, 1938 l-lULOl'I JFIFTIES ROHCH Born: February 5, 1922 Died: December 25, 1938 H we may give them our love, not our thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. l.Ue may house their bodies, but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the House ol tomorrow, which we cannot visit no-not even in our dreams. we may strive to be lilze them, But we must not seelz to maize them as we are. For life goes not baclzward nor tarries with yesterdays. -Hahlil Gilbran. Q :lil -: .A I :J O GM -::'b Q. 5 In F. gg , Eli' : E : ' - TIGER PHRHDE Punch-drunlz as usual. Losses on tlwe lawn. Baton twirling Dawson turns on tl1e lweat. Cast ol Just lor Fun rests during intermission. mr. Gilpin is apparently amused. Brooke and Oualline Frame up with miss Llleisinger as recipient Other gentlemen talze up the same habit? Before? r ' Something peculiar about this picture, probably tahen before the Fultz-Broolze affair Hunt Clara tells photographer to scram, with much gusto. Charming miss mitchell won't loolz at .theflittle-. birdie. mr. Burnam gives mathematics lecture on camipusfsg Harold Barfield sends a practice pass to E. Ferguson. lUesley Jones pretending to be awalnze in class. , -- fit 'ft G. Hope thinlzs of everything-even ways to maize his own picture. Their majesties, Queen myrtis Laura and Hing Bugs swing out. So boys clon't gossip, ehl ' ' l x s. . gl . mr. Hielscher gives admirable imitation of o well-lwnown dictator. John Ross Hay is a freshman, which explains everything. Hlubbyu U.larren gives his all in English class. mrs. Petts shows all interested onloolzers howto do the Big Hpple. Daniel and Jones tall: it over very confidentially. Hnother view of a foxy situation. mrs. Routt thinlzs it amusing, while miss Bevers hides behind darla glasses Hlter. mr. Hutchlza, lzeeper of the lzeys, poses. Sr sq we Photographer snaps photographer snapping ladies-snappy, eh? l'inight Pitts bows to his lady lair fweather onlyl. Gentlemen, you are being ignored, say Clements and Presley. Hog calling or opera singing-it's all the same to Thelma. Coach Lagow attempts to put over one oi his few ideas. mr. Parish dashes otf some last minute copy. V 'Slzipper': cordial, aiiable, helpful, friendly. Helen lllyatt caught oft guard during a moment oi intense concentration. ln lull swing, but not in Full dress. The tennis courts are a great boon to C.H.S. ' 5 The track team with Coach Paul Head as the center of attraction The Seniors giving the Juniors a bit of opposition. Ft tense moment in Here Comes Charlie. The trach boys after a hard worlzout. Barnes snags a pass. The Science Classes talze enjoyable trip to Galveston. Fl section of fans at the Junior vs Senior game. Everyone enjoys the Rainbow Girls' party. Bon Voyage! Ed malzes a gain. Hnother pass snagger. Frightened by the cameraman. H. woods seems puzzled over some chemical formula. Fi typical twosome. Thelma neel et al. swing it-the carriage frame. Henry York and Royce Crow do some fancy trucking on the gridiron. Editor madeley does a fan dance. l.Uilbur lsbell says 'l'har's goals in them thar baskets. Frank Little avidly looks at a Livingston player who does some fancy sinking. Betty Holden says, Every game is a racket. Handsome Billy Ferguson shoots one over the net. Clyde Hndrew Brooke, Jr. goes in for old fashioned love making with Ruth Ola gazing on en raptured. Raymond Chic Daniel goes in the air for a high one. . what a healthy aggregation of manhood we find here! l couldn't believe it-do you think that they are studying? - 'Shorty' l.Ualclie is presented a handsome trophy bysports writer, .lohnny Lyons. , Joe Lagow, before San Jacinto game, admonishes his proteges to go in there and fighL f Young scientists on Galveston water. not a Drum major, only minorette Betty Stinson. mr. macon demonstrates what they did in the navy. miss Johnson in a hopefully domestic mood. minorette the Second, miss Betty Holden. mr. mcCullough gives a good imitation of the Goosestep. To bee or not to bee eh,'Shorty'? Cwaspsl Clyde Brooke opens his mouth and floats over the cinders. Ft band concert, a la rear entrance. Ferguson aims-and misses. W '31 me Q an mr. mcCullough again, this time more dig- nified. Shhhhhh-the SlQipper's on the warpath again. Coach Lagow just after a dip in Father flep- tune's hideaway. Quotes lllilbur l. Hhhhh hh manyaahhhh. 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Track '36, '37, '38, '39 Band '36, '37, '38, BERRY, ITWHRY ELLEFI Band '36 '39 Pep Squad '36, '37, '38 Tiger Tatler '38 Flare Staff '39 Future Homemalaers '37, '38, '39 Science '39 Spanish '38 BROOHE, TTTFIRGHRET Finn Drum and Bugle Corps '37, '38 Cast of Bashful Bobby CHLFEE, ROBERT Future Farmers '39 CHRTER, ITTITTIE SUE Pep Squad '35, '36 Drum and Bugle Co Tiger Tatler '38 Flare '37, '38, '39 Spanish '38 rps '37 .. 3- Dgg Q 62 412. 0, t' -df. 4.3 '-' J CHHYICE, HHRRY Football '38 Flare '39 Vice-President '39 COCHRHU, fTlYRTIS LHURFI Cheer Leader '37, '38 Drum and Bugle Corps '36, ' Flare '38, '39 Cast of Bashlul Bobby Future Homemalzers '39 Spanish '38 COLLINS, BERTHFI ITWHE Pep Squad '36, '37 CREl lSl'lF3LU, JOE Band '36, '37, '38, '39 DFll'llEL, RHYmOl'TD Football '37, '38 Baslzetball '37, '38 Science '38 Baseball '38, '39 37 '38 ft 5 '49 Q , COCHRFITI, ELIZHBETH Future Homemalzers '38, '39 COFFEY, HOUJHRD L. Band '36, '37, '38, '39 Science '39 SpClnisl'1 '38 CRRIG, JOE Football '38 Future Farmers '39 Latin '38 CRYHB, DORIS lTlHDDLll'lE V .V 3' Baslzetball '38 'iw 5. -53? Pep Squad '35, '36 if E, ' ' Drum and Bugle Corps '37, '38 ' Flare '39 1,,, s-2 ':'v - Spanish '39 I , k 230 S xx j , QQ 4 t , Ve X CQ f C ,ge 5 A wax Qi fQe DEFlI'1,JUf'IE EUDOCIH Drum and Bugle Corps '36, '37, '38 Pep Squad '35 Cast of Basl1lul Bobby Future Homemalzers '38 Spanish '38 4 5 ? ,CQF-..- E, l' ' -' J' Eff' 5 'P .'f' V - ' ,f b , ' 7- Us C, . DUHES, CURTIS Fl. Future Farmers '38 FERGUSON, EDLUHRD Football '36, '37, '38 Basketball '38, '39 Tiger Tatler '38, '39 Flare '38, '39 Cast of Here Comes Ch Science '38, '39 Baseball '39 Tennis '37 '38 ge 1 FULTZ, RUTH OLFI Pep Squad '36, '37, '38 Tiger Tatler '38, '39 Flare '38, '39 Future Homemalzers '38, '39 Spanish '38 GRIFFITH, ODHLEE Pep Squad '37, '38 HFILL, JFITTTES T. Future Farmers '39 Science '38, '39 ELLISOR, HHROLD Football '36, '37 Cheer Leader '38 Science '39 Baseball '39 FRHTTHLITT, VTTILDRED FILEFIE GIBSON, STELLR VTTFTE Future Homema hers 39 Science '39 HHLL, JHCH Football '38 l.Cllin '37, '38 I-lHlTlPTOFl, LUIHFRED Football '39 Future Farmers '39 Traci: '37, '38 Q3 3- J: SQ if A ' S:- if HNZEL, ELTON Band '36, '37, '38, '39 Latin '39 HICHS, CECIL ENRTHfNHN Traci: '38, '39 Science '39 HINES, CLFIRH llloodworiz '37, '38, '39 HOOT, HOFHNFIN - Band '36, '37, '38, '39 Latin '37 HOLUHRD, EVELYN Pep Squad '37, '38 Future Homemaizers '38 Spanish '38 -a-4, HENDERSON, FFIY F. F. H. '37, '38 HILLINRD, FNFIY HLLISON Tiger Tatler '39 Flare '39 vw ' Cast of Bashful Bobby . 3, M 3 1 .f -ff' 5 I fs 1 Science '38 .agfj vlv' 5 2 3 Latin '37, '38, '39 53 Spun ish '38 , ffjgi Debate '39 y' 'X ' HOLBROOHE, GRHCE fNHRIE Pep Squad '36, '37, '38 Future Homemaiwers '38 . ' ' ' ' ' A' , ' I be e 3 fr, 3 , , + 7, HOPE, GEORGE fNNRCUS ,Q , M -I ' ' if T IQ .39 ,. 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Drill Captain '36, '37, '38 Tiger Tatler '36, '37 Flare '37 Cast of Grandma Old Style Tiger House Cornhusl: Doll Here Comes Charlie Spanish '38 Oueen of THE FLHRE ' LFlmP, l'lELLlE mHE Baslzetball '37, '38 Pep Squad '35, '36 Drum and Bugle Corps '37, '38 Homemalzers '38 Spanish '38, '39 ' 11352 f ' Y 5 LONG, GEORGIH ' Pep Squad '37, '38 fusf el c z-ss ,ff 'X I Q Future Homemalzers '39 JEFFCOTE, LOTTIE LEE Pep Squad '37, '38 JOHI'lSOI l,JF1mES Traci: '39 Band '36, '37, '38, '39 Flare '39 Spanish '38 HIDCFIDE, ODELL Science '38, '39 Baseball '38, '39 LHfT1P, BERl'IlCE Pep Squad '36 Drum and Bugle Corps '36, '37, '38 '39 Future Homemalzers '38, '39 Spanish '38 LOPEZ, EFIRTHUITI 'I3 Q l Q: l i vt- 03 52- if HIHDELEY, HRTHUR LEE Science '39 mHDELEY, IDF! mfr'-IE Pep Squad '35 Drum and Bugle Corps '36, '37, '38 Tiger Taller '38, '39 Flare '38, '39 Cast of Boshful Bobby Here Comes Charlie Debate '38 Spanish '38 Secretory of class fTlHl'ln, SUE Basketball '38, '39 Band '36, '37, '38, 39 Flare '39 UTHTHIFIS, fTlHRY LOIS Drum and Bugle Corps '38 ' Tiger Tatler '38 Future Homemalwers '38, '39 Science '39 Spanish '38 mOOl'l, HFITHLEEU Pep Squad '35, '36, '37, '38 Future Homemalaers '38 mcCULLOUGH, ELLSLUORTH BQnd'36,'37,'38,'39 Latin '36, '37, '39 Science '36, '39 Declamation '37, '39 YTTHID, DOLORES EILEEI'1 Band '36, '37, '38, '39 fTlHRTlI'1, SHHFTER Science '39 mFlTTHEl.US, HEDNETH Science '39 LaHn'38,'39 ITTOOR E, HOLUFIRD an 56-. 2 4-'N I 3 ., .1 ' , 3 .3 , r b r fi 2 -,g gi I , Myne ,. , ,f - 1' S. - 34 on f pf Q 3 ge J '+ .! 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PRICE, ROBERT l Pep Squad '38 Football '37, '38 Future Homemalaers '38, '39 Science '39 Latin '37 Spanish '38 PRITCHHRD, J. C. RPN, lTlOZELLE Future Farmers '38, '39 Pep Squad '36, '37, '38 Future Homemalzers '38 REED, HLICE RICHl'T1Ol'1D,JEHl'1 Band '36, '37, '38, '39 llloodwoorlz '38, '39 Flare Staff '39 Spanish '38 ROHCH, DORIS fTlHDELII'1E SHPP, VlOLFl HGFIES Pep Squad '35 Pep Squad '35, '36, '37 Homemalaers '39 Future Homemalzers '39 SFlTTERLUHITE, FILLED SCHOFFSTOLL, FlLLEl'lE Baseball '39 BC'l d'361 '37, '38, '39 'Ez 3 -1. 01' 5 Q i o S 42- -it ' 52- 'ff SCOGGIUS, UJlSDOm YOU Science '38 SfTllTH, GRHCE Pep Squad '35, '36 Tiger Tatler Staff '39 Future Homemalzers '38 Spanish '38 STEPHEUSOH, LELDOl'l llloodworlz '37, '38, '39 TFiYLOR,JUFlI'1ITPI Band '37, '38 Drum and Bugle Corps '38 Tiger Taller Staff '38 Cast of Bashful Bobby Latin '38 TFIYLOR, RUTH Future Homemalaers '38 Science '39 Spanish '38 '34 FIG, 9 SlfTlS, TEDDY Football '35, '36, '37, '38 Co-captain '36, '38 ,, VV . .f .V - W fu- 1 SPIYTHS, HELLIE FFTYE Pep Squad '38 Science '39 X x Oi ii' ,. . , .,., , ..,.,.,, ,N-,,,.f7. .. I -,,, I A O . SUml'lERS, PETE Football '38 Tiger Tatler Staff '38 Flare Staff '38, '39 Cast of Bashful Bobby Spanish '38 Debate '38 THYLOR, PFTULIDE Future Homemalzers '38 Science '39 VHHDERBURG, CHARLES Football '35, '36, '31, 'as -i' if Va l ,I Q , E in sc 1, ' 'F 1 n se E s s 7 tiff . i l? ' Q35 f X-...- l A . V fr, 1 . , . 1 5,3 :ji ' ,Y 7 7 .,.,,c T rg VICH, LCUISE Future l-lomemaizers '38, '39 Latin '32 , 3 w I 3 E wF1RREn, C. L. 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' ' 9 is Conroe High School may 1, 1939 Dear mary Hnne: School is almost out, and l am going to graduate. Hs l sit here, the events of the past year come crowding bach into my mind, and a tear involuntarily triclrzles down my cheela. This year has been perfectly swell. It was September 5 when school opened, and everybody had a sore throat from rehearsing to their old friends what had happened during the summer. The first football game of the season was played in Dallas-Forest Hvenue High. Fl few cars jammed with students went, but most of us just stayed at home and prayed. It was a surprise game with our team coming out on top, 12-6. mr. montague, a former Canadian mounty and very handsome, was our first lecturer. He told some fascinating stories about the Eslzimos and the Canadian north woods. l can hardly bear to mention the game with Stephen F. Hustin. Rumors had it that they were determined to win, if it tool: everything they had. Hpparently it did, con- sidering what Reagan did to them later. Fl few Houston sports writers thought we would have some competition in the Jeff Davis game, but it was all ours to the tune of 33-6. It was funny the way Sam Houston scored on us first and then we piled up such a heavy score, but anyway the best thing about a game with Sam Houston is the Bloch Battallion. milby, San Jacinto, Goose Creefz, and Lamar were easily won. ln fact, after Hustin the Championship was in the bog for us until the last game. The score was 7-1 in favor of the Houston Schools. Clhis is not original with me. l.Uhat happened after that is too well hnown to repeatj There never has been much enthusiasm in C. H. S. about bashetball, and the loss of both boys' and girls' teams in the first game with l.Uillis didn't help the matter. The Latin Club turned baclz the calendar to 44 B.C.f Johnson Hall was Rome and all stucfz by the old adage llJhen in Rome do as the Romans do. They dressed in trailing garments and reclined on the floor while dining. The Junior Class play, Just For Fun, was perfectly darling. llJe seniors felt rather wistful at the annual football banquet. when l received my little gold pin, thoughts of every drill came rushing and so did tears, which l could hardly hold baclz. However, it was a delightful and amusing party. The largest social event of the year was the Coronation Ball. The ceremony was very effective and so was the dancing. ' Dr. mazioca, Hmerican educated Japanese, visited the school on a mission of goodwill. She did not mention the war between Japan and China, but displayed the attractions of Japan and cordially invited us to visit her native land. Hccording to reports, the science class field trip to points of interest in Galveston and Houston, especially Rice Institute, was very educational. They are sending dele- gates to the State Convention in Galveston. The homely Sadie Hawlzins reigned at C. H. S. for a weela, giving the boys a rush. Honestly, more dates were made that weeh than all the rest of the school year. The poor boys ended up at the Hill-billy dance with circles under their eyes from loss of sleep. UJell, fziddo, l stopped dreaming there and started worrying about that new even- ing dress l have to have for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The tentative date is may 25. Yes, it has been a perfectly swell year, educationally, socially, and athletically fif there is such a wordl. with love, Carrie H. Smith INN., fw fa? 4593 J, ,H Q ,.., X N449 ' R A . QQ l. ','.' .. A 9 , wa u Q cLHssof1 Q41 V . f ' ', jf. 'Tl :f::' gf'--15... . l X A .- . A' I ', L' - ' ' '- :5:. W2'.: ' '- - - H. wil A , ', 1: ' ' '. --:g..,: ..-- . Trix f ,. .1 -' . ' f - f ,, ,- -.- 1 -.-,- Q X '1 v N .1 I 3 I J x xi.. Wx if 1 ,, V f-4 ,X w. , fi' I 6 , s 1 wx , . .F gg NI. F' 4. s 4' N - R -:Ima -. ' 5 if 11' .1 5-5Y?2::lf' 1' 1' o- .,Q+g' ' r T1 ' , .J . 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A QA, G U I N H H ITI ITI GERHLDINE ROBBINS YNHINIE YORH JEUJEL OUTLHLU 'Ig 63 45 ,., .12 63 Q, -Q '3- Fnnncss GOu.DlnO mnnov ROHRH DOROTHY Dnn UJHLHER 'xiz ' Q ! Haney umunms T ...A . 2 Fnnncls FIEGEL - ..,. .T., Z- vlcron sn-:ORE - E ROILEE vnnnan BOnnsE Oulnn BETTY JO LOUJE VIRGININ RUTH VINCENT FRHNH FINLEY JUNE LUFILHER THFiLlNE BIRDUJELL 49 14, OU O Ei 4 I Adv AW! Q , 1 7 I , , , T X7-, f 1, I Q, K . Q5 1 X, 5 Y ! 9 , W f an f , BIRDIE RUTH BUSSHFIRT HHTHLEEN HOLUELL T-nanny PaEssuJOOD cuans cHnncE 'Q , .,:, ,f q fy 453, Of .f . kn4,,,Q, , fi E , , .. SHIRLEY FORD if H TRIP TI-IRCDUGI-I Tiff 2 fig, ,,11 QVA' J W A .W 5 it- 03 ' 62- 'En A3 B Bw H W 5 fe ibmx im ' - ':,v,,- ,wp V fi ZZ ' ' V. ,i w , , . ::. . ' 1 35: , X Q . .3w:..-f V ' '. ' I X x S 5 ' l N5 if If . msg? '-gf: i .ffm f Af, 1 1 W HOPE fTlOOREHEHD ITTFIRJORY COfT1STOCH PHULITIE DISBET fix f rf H. B. nELson 'Qs ,,,.. ,,:. - CLHUDE SPBHYBEBBY 'f B. UJ.GlBSOI'1 FRFIVICES YTIOORE . FFIY mFif1I'1 X HIHRY EDDFH BEHSOTI A.,., ,'AA 'M' .. . V qA AA b ,I ,vA . BB B W. ..,, . ' K 3 . 11- N ' Q 21 i.:biEzg .V 'X HELEn wmonne ' f ji B Q A BETTY BHRRIHGTOD M ig P ..... 'X . cHTHEBlnE CHEHTHHIT1 B m B .. f' Q V PHUL mHDELEY :Q'.,A ii ' T. Qiki- . 1 B wayne moon 5 w A ' -A -- JHCHIE PHCE '...' -AQV f QVV. .fx ':'1AQ 1 ..,.. . V' ..2 , .qz I A . ' Hmm BELLE WCB ..'. - if CHHRLOTTE Bowman - X ii?.3.n. .-.. ': Z BERFIICE UJFHLDIFIG 01 99 1 - 'I an 9 -sy. 43 2- RUTH DECH ER HUEY HNZELUJOOD STELLN HERREN NORUJOOD CHHTHHTN BETTY JO INGRFIIN HENRY GIBSON ERNEST BHRHLEY EDDIE RUTH LUELLS NRTHUR SFNITH J. B. TRNYLOR JOHN LUNTERS I'NcCULLOUGH James Hsby Perry Lee Stowe R. D. Hndrus mary Fllice Htlzinson Charlie Cabeen Velma Carleen Ferguson Olaf Guldmar Gore Norma Hagle Robert Henderson John B. Hiclzs martin Hodge margie Jewel lvey Fred Pennington melvin Solomon Harley UJade Billy Day Doris Ellisor 'E' -5- ,lk FRESHTNEN NOT HFIVING PICTURES Ruby Howell morris Locl-:hart Irvin mcCray Birdie Finn Norman Jacqueline Fowler lris may Hall mqrylee Huneycutt UJilIiam Patton Jesse Earl Shepherd Billie Dean Carter Ruth Ruby Cox James Johnson marie Lummus Frances murl minter Josephine Nixon Rolan Sirles Lela Eunice Teel Firchie Ruth Viclz maxine Bell UJiIIie mae Blair Homer Cross murphy Gibson Robert Lee Hing Barney Lopez Lois Neal Flubrey Snow Franlz LaFerney Jim Henry Lynch James mcDonald Fay Rains Erma Lee Graham Joe Elliot Hoot Sam Hunt Ed Price Earl Sisco Lee Copley Howard James Harris John Ross Hay melvin Boyce montgomery UJ. D. moor Lila Louise Babb Jean Emma morri LF? Barney N 4' , A lJJiIIiam l.UoocIson David Tracl , 'X Gracie gel allzer . arvey Dehtan , ' - I V - A Lee LUils 'H ille Glover Q YI. I 'y K 1 gg: Q X ' 4 . , I .,. ,. - ., ' ai A . il lx I Q - fl . I J -I N A 54 . Q f. . rg SCHOOL SONGS OVER HILL, OVER DHLE Over hill, over dale, we will hit the dusty trail, Hs ole Conroe goes rolling along Up and down, in and out, Counter march and right about, Hs ole Conroe goes rolling along Then it's high, high, hee, On to victory. Shout out the cheers so loud and strong- Rahl Rahl For where e'er you go You will always lznow That ole Conroe goes rolling along That ole Conroe goes rolling along. HHIL TO OLD COIWROE HIGH Hail to old Conroe High Cheer her along the way Onward to victory may she win again today LUe'll give three cheers for old Conroe High Long may she reign supreme Shout 'til the echoes ring For the glory ol our team Rah! Rah! '5' - 3 -12 '32 bf. 1- fp -:Q-Z4 , : ,.,' ,. f?'21 ' ....-- w ' -12, - . -,.g4' -'--- ' 1 hfg AW ..:.g f 5 9 f ful QQ Q Q. A ':', Q-.3.:,l.Ej.1 my E ' ', '-. .VEETTA7-,., if ' ,. I' S3 2 2 4 LUI-ICD'S LUI-IG TI-IE QUEEN OF THE FLHRE FI new feature of this year's annual is the Queen of the Flare, and to be elected to this position is the highest social honor that can come to any girl in Conroe High School. The election of the First Queen of the Flare was a surprising one. Ruth Qla Fultz and Lois Rabon led the race until the Final counting, yet till the very last minute it was a race when anything could happen. Ht noon, Saturday, January 28, the final count was talzen. Virginia Helley, who had previously been a darlz horse in the race, Forged ahead and won the count by a nose. She was acclaimed Queen ofthe Flare and reigned over the Coronation Ball held that night at the Country Club. The ceremony of the crowning of the Queen tool: place about 9:30. The Queen's heralds, Howard CoFFey and Harold lllestrope, announced the court. The Ladies-in-waiting, macel nolzes, Gwendolyn lllagner, Dorothy Carter, Hnnette Rothenberg, Betty lllilliams, Frances Schaefer, Juanita Taylor, and Rebecca Pace entered first and toolz their places around the moss-covered throne. The Princesses, special attendants of the Queen, were Dolores main and Flllene Schoffstall, who were escorted by their Princes, Charles Vander- burg and Donald Barnes. The four runners-up in the race, Ruth Qla Fultz, Lois Rabon, Ruby Laura Hooper, and Tlila mitchell were Duchesses of the court. These young ladies were escorted by Clyde Broolze, Royce Crow, Edward Fergu- son and Jaclz lllestmoreland. Her majesty, Virginia Helley, Queen of the Flare, entered the room on the arm of her Hing, Teddy Sims. The queen was gowned in white satin and wore a gorgeous flame colored robe decorated in gold and sequins. Hing Teddy tool: the crown from the crown bearer, Lllesley Jones, and placed it upon the head of his lady while the court cried, Long live Queen Virginia. Filter the recessional, the court was soon mingling with the crowd of spectators who had gathered to see the coronation of their favorite. Dancing lasted till midnight. WEN Her majesty, VIRGINIQ HELLEY Queeniof The Fiore His majesty, TEDDY Slms, Hing of The Flczre , X 5 X gm Vi J S s A '-Q X5 38 I we 1 x X 5 5 x A S 6 X ss X ff' X Xe x ES' Duchess RUBY LFIURFI of the House of HOOPER , I X kg ' x Q ,X xx X X Duchess RUTH OLH of the House of FULTZ 'cf Q. s '9 N - Q: f. . X X .T 4 W S Q X1 X Duchess LOIS of the House of RHBOU Duchess UILH of the House of ITIITCHELL gg. 1 ,V 51 'Hs +! - T. Q. iw ,1.w, ' ff if we 5 2 isi WY. wiv, ,y f mv s -, L' .,.., R ,:1q A is ,-..A , V .seg X X X i X X X it -9, Y Y, Y X Charles Vanderburg .laclz Westmoreland escorting Duchess rlila Betty l.Uilliams Lady-in-waiting to the Queen Frances Schaffer lady-in-waiting to Duchess Ruth Ola PRIDCES HDD PRIUCESSES Dolores main Flllene Schoffstoll DUHES Ed Ferguson Clyde Broolze escorting escorting Duchess Ruby Laura Duchess Ruth Ola LFlDlES-In-l.UFllTll'lG Juanita Taylor Gwendolyn UJa9ner lady-in-waiting lady-in-waiting to the Queen Flnnette Rothenberg 'lady-in-waiting to Duchess Lois to the Queen Rebecca Pace lady-in-waiting to Duchess rlila xx Q- S J it Z .,.... A Q K XX ic X t ' 1 ,X , QE X- L -f ..l...Qgl. .4 Donald Barnes Royce Crow escorting Duchess Lois macel nolzes lady-in-waiting to the Queen Dorothy Carter lady-in-waiting to Duchess Ruby Laura HOLU THEY UJERE SELECTED One of the greatest honors that can come to a student of any high school is for him to be chosen most representative by his classmates. ln Conroe High School, this honor is greater because election is not on the basis of popularity alone but upon the basis of worth-while citizenship. Careful consideration is given each candidate, and he is elected because he is outstanding in the four qualities most necessary for well-rounded development: Leadership Citizenship Scholarship Sportsmanship The members of this year's lUho's l,Uho section were chosen through a series of carefully supervised elections. Each home room selected the most satisfactory representatives from its number. These nominees were sifted at a meeting of the entire class, and the result was a group of four boys and four girls from each class who best typified Conroe spirit. with the four necessary qualities that maine for worthy citizenship in mind, each student voted in a secret ballot for the two boys and two girls in each class whom he thought would best represent his ideal of school. The resulting sixteen names have become the most representative students in school while those who were on the ballot, but were not chosen, are the runners- up. This publication of the FLHRE is the first announcement of the results of this election. TIGERLHIWD lil ITH ITS FTW H HI HCTIVITIES lil!-ICD'S LUI-ICD Ill J maxine Price Edwin murray UUIORS Helen lllyatt Billy Jones Ruth Ola Fultz myrtis Laura Cochran Teddy Sims Clyde Broolze TIGERLHHD ff f ' X X r' sf, 3 , ,x FRESHNIETT June walker wesiey Jones Thaiine Birciweii Preston noizes SOPHOWIORES Frances Griffith is' Jessie marie Rogers 3, lr Ervin Hawkins Donald Barnes RUNNERS UP Homer Cross lflellwyn Christian Freshman Junior Flllene Schoffstoll Senior Roseva Thomas Junior Llewellyn Bennette Billy l-lagans Senior Leroy Dehtan Sophomore mary l.Uallzer Freshman Sophomore Ed Ferguson Senior Dorothy lllelch Sophomore Tom Dean Hatie Bell Vick Junior Freshman Harry Chance Robert Garrett Senior Junior C. Lee l.Uilliamson Freshman Lillie House Sophomore Hllene Franklin Senior RTI-ILETICS CCDHCI-IIUG STHFF mlil. JOE LHGOLU mid. LHUJREHCE mcCULl.OUC5H Head football coach Flssistant football coach Traclz coach Baslzetball coach Physical Education Director Baseball coach mr. Joe Lagow and mr. Lawrence lTlcCullough, co-coaches of the Conroe Tigers, have produced a grid team which in 1937 advanced to the state semi-Finals, and District Champions of 1938. The two coaches have brought to the Conroe people a new interest in Hthletics. Their modesty is an asset of which any one might be proud. It is very dilficult to try to malae an estimate ol the value they have been to the Conroe High Tigers in their huge step toward grid lame. To these swell guys we encourage praise and luch. 'L-3 53 QE. Q32 St- 4 ' Ss- 45: TIGER SGUHD 1939 E, if G . , 4 l f' sei ss 3 C Top raw, left to right: Coach Lagow, Crow, Donald Barnes, Scott, Russell, Bob murray, C. D. Ferguson, mathews, Cable, Cochran, Turner, Edwin murray, Hall, Birdwell, Dehtan, Co-Coach mcCuIIough. Center row, left to right: Sanders, Buss, Hawlzins, l.UaIdie, Vanderburg, l,Uood, Barfield, Daniel, Chance, Yorlz, Sumners. Bottom row, left to rigI'1t:GIass and Hincade, mgr., Ed Ferguson, Dean, Price, Hellow, Hampton, Craig, Sims, Isbell, Broolae, UJ. D. Barnes, mostyn, mgr. STFIRTIFIG LINE UP Lett to right on the line: Ed Ferguson, Tom Dean, Robert Price, Heith Hellow, Joe Craig, Teddy Sims, and U.IiIbur Isbell. Left to right in the baclzfield: Howard Shorty UJaIdie, Raymond Daniel, Henneth LUoods, and Harold Barfield. Co-Captain Henneth fBugsJ l.Uood is one of the drivers of Coach Joe l.agow's Tigers. Fl veteran of three successful seasons, Quarter- bacl: lUood has led his team to many victories. To his teammates, Bugs is not only a good player, but a consistently good fellow. Co-Captain Teddy Sims, the other leader of the victorious Tigers, was the versatile left taclzle for Conroe. He was acclaimed all-district for two successive years, and that is ample reason why he was chosen captain. Raymond Daniel, the spectacular runner in the machine that made history in '37, also made history in '3B. Helping to talze his team to District Championship honors for two years, Raymond furnished enough elusiveness to be one of our outstanding players. Charles Vanderburg, lunown to his teammates as Vandie, or to his classmates as Charlie, was a great cog in the Championship team of '37 and '38. lllhen the needed yardage was sought, Vandie was the man who was aslzed. Heith Hellow has been an outstanding player and promises to be even better in the coming year. Due to a shoulder injury, he did not get in full swing until late in the season, but after the injury was healed, he did more than his part of the fighting. Harold Barfield was one of the most important men in the Conroe baclzfield, not only in '38, but the two preceding years that he has played. This year was Harold's third year of football and next year will certainly prove even greater. l.Uilbur Isbell proved himself a real mainstay in the position of left- end for both the '37 and '38 grid years. His pass receiving and ex- cellent bloclzing not only won him fame in his home town but from the out of town spectators as well. Julian Pitts came into prominence with flying colors this year. HI- though this was his first and last year, he surpassed all expectations. He turned out to be a truly fine guard. Clyde fDimplesJ Broolze was one of the surprises left in Coach Lagow's bag from the team of '37. He developed into one of the best ends Conroe has ever seen. Fans will never forget THHT lateral to Shorty. Pete Sumners, taclzle for the victorious Tigers, is, along with thirteen of his teammates, of the graduating class. His last year proved to be a profitable one, however, in his athletic career, Pete can be remem- bered by that San Jacinto game. Q A '92 1 ff- .3 35- 453 Howard fshortyl lUaldie, that dynamic little halfbacl: of the Conroe Tigers, was the sparlz plug of the team's offense. He has made unbe- lievable achievements in his four years of football. Shorty will always be remembered, not only by Conroe fans, but fans the state over. Lloyd Buss is one of the boys that will help Coach Lagow in his '39 team. He promises again to be a fine guard as he certainly proved himself to be in the '38 season. Lllinfred Hampton, better lanown to the team as Hamp, did his full share in talzing the District Championship. His excellent centering was an accomplishment that few have surpassed. Harry Chance played his first year of ball this season. Unfortunate it was that he was not found years before, because he was a real bach- field runner in this year's team. Fans can remember his superb playing in the Jeff Davis game. Tom Dean, the two hundred-thirty pound taclzle for the Tigers, can be remembered by his excellent line-crashing in every game. L. Fl, as he is lznown to his teammates, will return next year. From his fine showing this year, it is safe to say that he is all-district timber. Edward CECU Ferguson was one from our team who was chosen as all- district end. It was plain to see why he was chosen, his fine pass re- ceiving, excellent blocking, and tackling were the reasons. Robert Price was the versatile right guard for the successful Tigers. There was never a gain made through the line especially when Robert was there. This was Robert's last year, but it proved to be a very good one. Joe Craig was the other half of that stone wall in the center of the 1 ' S O V Eli! .cigar x QV ,. t WT -M ...ra .--i ' S xl- lx , :W , ' 'N ' 3 :'Nv.:F' ll ae' Es F I YQ is J Q3-QR . si-is s ' - line. These two guards developed from mediocre players in '37 to top- i V ' , A rf. . . , , , , M' I-WF L ' ranlzing players in the 38 season. Joe s playing, although not spectacu- ' J' lar, was as good as any done on the team. 4 lf r .,,. 3 A is it f-,A .T if i 4W , I I T, N 'K' ' ' Y Y I: Ai 3. 1 W f 2' i 5 fi' it . 4 E r' : w-zz, g .- 5 ,- -. , -' .:- 'M gl 1 :- -A 1 U.. 4 1 ' E? Pi I AL , ff ill' is-ff I 1 i . -.-'f -1 4 l ' .. G: '- I 1 - ir .- , h 45,31 . X i: ' 3 ,. L V Q. if , . -. . Q., v Q fl is U 0 .5 The obove eighteen boys ore the Conroe Tiger iettermen of 1938, cought in oction on the Gridiron. These boys were eighteen of the reosons for Conroe's second successive yeor of success. Fourteen of the eighteen boys ore members of the groduoting cioss of '39, 1 Q' Q72 X' Q 9 Ck -df. 03 'J' 'Ps BHSEBHLL TEH ill Q 'gig' Bach row: mr. Lawrence fTlcCullougl1, Coach, Harold Ellisor, Ed. Ferguson, Flllen Satterwhite, Joe rliel Peters, l.Uilbur lsbell, Donald Barnes, Robert Rice, Billy Stout, manager. Front row: Odell Hincade, marvin Gilcrease, Paul l'lix, Franla Little, Ervin Hawlains, Eugene Hincade, and Charles Glass. SUiTlfTlFlRY The Conroe High swatsmiths compete in the Houston Post High School Baseball Tournament. Filter the season is over, the Post presents the team winning the most games a handsome trophy. The Conroe team is coached by lllr. Lawrence lTlcCullough. He has done an excellent job in his coaching not withstanding the lact that C. l'l. S. has had an organized baseball team lor only two years. Last year, the Conroe team ended their season lar lrom the cellar. This year they are destined to be even larther from that position. 'W if - bij? -ig I ,Q 15:3 s,. i sl '4'- L ' . w r , A f - ' l 1 sv 'Fisk A, T. Og .zf ,, , ' -5- ,v l ln the behalf ol the entire FLHRE staff, we wish to extend our sincere appreciation for the excellent co-operation rendered by the mothers, as well as the student body and faculty, in preparing this boolz. without this co-operation, it would have been impossible to produce this boolz. we sincerely hope that the ones who read this bool: will be pleasantly reminded of the 1938-1939 school year, and that they will enjoy it as much as the staff has enjoyed producing it. PETE SUITWHERS, Editor RUTH OLFI FULTZ, Business mgr. Q gs' l .3 iff- 43 ' 2- 'Es BOYS BHSHETBHLL .... Ed Ferguson completed his high school career as a baslaetball player with an excellent job of playing center on the Conroe team. His fine worlz is worthy ofthe highest approval. Raymond Daniel, a stalwart guard of the Con- roe cagers, won fame and high esteem from the crowds because of his excellent playing. This is Raymond's last year and he has proved him- self capable of receiving all the honors that can be accorded him. lUilbur Isbell concluded his athletic career in Conroe High with a record that few athletes surpass. l.Uilbur was selected as one ofthe cap- tains forthe '39 team and he served his team to the fullest extent of his ability. Henneth UJood, the other captain of the Conroe cagers, proved himself one of the most efficient guards Conroe has ever produced. His fine, long shots gave him a very envirable reputation as a basketball player. Royce Oualline, although a new-comer to the Tiger squad, proved that he could do things that the veterans couldn't do. Fill in all, Royce was a fine, conscientious, hard fighting player. Gladcell Cochran surprised the majority of the public this year with his very fine playing. You can expect even more from Gladcell in '40 because he is a Sophomore this year. Robert Rice finishes his baslzetball career this year. He has played with the Tigers for three seasons. Robert has been a great asset to the union ofthe Conroe cagers. Franlz Little was one of the most consistent scorers of this year's squad. He was one of the most colorful Tiger players and the team is for- tunate in having him back again next year. 2 43- 03 35' . . . . GIRLS BHSHETBHLL ' mm:-is ,wanna www 43 -f X f xx 'NWS ,f ' gf SNA ff .i '22 3 :W ' M sf s vw Zuwbk QQZKY ,... ' Qfkfgyf fa. . 1. Q! SX X x Ns. X vm.. VS , wwf. izfzezwzf H Z 'sf t fmroe wiligearelflfes ,,,e.... i 322 Sue mann Lois Johnson Carol Hagle Edith mae Chance l,Uiilie Sue Hoize mary Fignes nixon fcoptoinl mrs. Flrminta Rout! - Squad ccoqchy 4 Q 9 KA' 6i' i':w2 1 , sf ,f-. .- f- 1 . ' XY' , 1' tif , :I - - j - - E 4 'im . - , V ..A, 3 ' Vfzf E436-el 'i' 'L ' ' 3 , t Mahi . H - ,F +9 gg - ,,n,:. We 3 X ., Q K gf. ,fe 'N WSL. ly ' X W N H ik V ,. 4, 'Kia 'Qfix wg., , . M: fx W K -+- ,, saw XSFSZ . W I 54525 ' if 'S Q ,ef SN X 7 4 a t W A ,X BR ,A A , f 1 Y I Qfff ' . e 1- , ,Me-, :..vf f A sn X r , V Christine Hoot Betty Jane Sharrai miss Louise UJ ' ey 6 CCooc N.- The Conroe High Sch Tigerettelf' joyed on h' . 'if' .ft - this year. Even though th -A on no .f 'F- '77 'pik e t A . .-. is' ' ,' V If ip, .V , ' as one of the strongest this . V I f ' ag .' Q 'A ' - - '5:? :E fr' , -' 'I mrs. Routt are to be c f :mented - t e ggi f - ,y .4 ,W ' -: .: ' 5. r' ' f.,.f ' X l .35 zz ' .fr J' ' -.-. . .I .i 1,? 'q ,.Lf.-P ' 'egos -1 AQ, ,.x ' 6 15 -... - :: -,.. ' 3 Q3 - s A 5 ' TRHCH TEHITW ..... Top row: mr. Joe Lagow, Coach, George Hope, Robert Garrett, Clyde Brooke, Captain, l.Uinfred Hampton, John Scott, mr. Paul Head, Hssistant Coach. Bottom row: Gerald Long, manager, Royce Oualline, James Yorla, Harold Barfield, and Henry Yorlz, manager. During the 1939 traclz season, the traclz and field men of Conroe were very successful in their respective events. The invitation meets were jinxes to the team, but the District meet, held at Huntsville, was in their stride and a number ol records were brolzen by the group. Especially proud is the school of the relay team, Robert Garrett, Lllinfred Hampton, John Scott, and Clyde Broolze. Though the Tigers failed to win the district meet by two points, they were predominant in tracla events and are therefore very well satisfied with the record. 1 0 3 Q 312 q' ' -Gr. -18 ' 3' 'Br BOYS TRHCH 9.li9.PS 'lv . Bobefl Qggreff Winfrcd Hamgfoa Harold 'Bu-Held IVIUQ Relax! scoff Horqiplvh. Gorflff G Iobn Sco-EL James York Bogce Ou-sflinc 1 1. of Dflffffk' f Records-1959 Jobo 5006! - Hgb ,i44f.dl9i'l64' ' :- Liwgzmfzu- ,eff LTV A- fri ... - - ' 41176 56 lo y' A 5556.6 Scoff, lfafifofon, 3100412 qv d Goff z fi Pole Krall 1. Clyde Broolae, Captain: 440 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 1 mile relay Q. George Hope: 440 yd. dash 5.,,,o-Q fd, f r'e1jkffll55 i 6. Scott, Hampton, Broolze, Garrett: 1 mile relay 7. John Scott: High hurdles Low hurdles 1 mile relay 3.RbtG tt:88O d.dh Q . o er arre 1 mil relsi 4 ., , James Yorlz: pole vaulting I 4, 4. lllinlred Hampton: 880 yd. dash Q ' OYCZ Ouallinez P012 vfw-'. ' 100 Yd'dG5h Vt I 1. N4 ' 7 fig' i 5. Harold Barfield: pole vculting ,-Q il 4, :j .ii iavelin thr ' 5? ii jf? inf 4 X D LQ, A ' 1 ii , ii il ..it. -- is il 'rliiii --r ... ll: V ,gf 4 A .',:v: :.',E4:..iS.5 . l . A V' yy' N -if-'Q - i f ??'.'7T- l Q 'f ,. .49- ' E? .ag- :' i J 7.5 A U 'T 5' ' lib 'H l 1 ' 45' 49 TIGER FOOTBHLL LEHDS HGHITT not to be outdone by the 1937 Tiger football team, which made history by going to the state semifinals for the first time, the 1938 edition of the Conroe gridsters steeled themselves to do as well or better. The year began enthusiastically tor the team, since before the opening oi school, they got into the spirit of the game in the training camp at Rerrville. It was with a spirit ol victory that the year began because such veterans as Renneth wood, Teddy Sims, and Shorty UJaldie were baclz on the team, and it loolzed as ii there were plenty of material which was promising in Coach l.agow's locher. Preseason games merely intensified the assuredness of victory. Forest High oi Dallas went down to the tune oi12 to 6. Then the steam roller passed over Tiavasota at the rate oi 33 to O. Hearts tell for a time as Stephen F. Fiustin, raising herself to a slzill which she never saw again during the season, defeated Conroe Q1-6. The lost confidence was slowly regained and the first step toward new enthusiasm was talzen when John Reagan was nosed out, 12-13 fnotel. The will to victory grew. milby's slzunhing to the tune ot14-O, and the way Conroe defeated San Jacinto 14-13 despite the tact that many oi Conroe's best players were out, put the whole school and town baclz into a fever of excitement. The remaining games were played with steadily mounting slzill and enthusiasm. Jett Davis got only 6 points to Conroe's 33, Goose Creel: lost to a score of 7-24, Sam Houston could only score once while Conroe made iorty-tour points, and in the last game of the season, Conroe piled up Q1 points while she held Lamar High School scoreless. The final and decisive game of the season was played in Houston with the district athletic committee calling the plays, and Conroe was out-pointed. Reagan and Conroe had been defeated only once during the entire year, so they tied for first place in the entire season. Conroites thought thot, since the Tigers had defeated the Bulldogs, the championship could not be awarded to Houston, but it was. Reagan and Conroe were declared co-champions, however, Reagan had the privilege ot playing the bi- district game and of continuing her quest for the state championship. Hurt feelings were healed and everybody was happy by the time the annual foot- ball banquet was held on January 3. The Football squad, the pep squad, and the band all received rewards for their loyal participation in the year's victory. The whole city of Conroe was delighted when Howard, Shorty, U.Jaldie received a wrist watch from the Houston Post because he was judged by the sports writers oi that paper to be the most valuable player in the district during the year. This was the second time that this award had come to Conroe. .3 63- gs, 0, '22 6 df- 03 - J f 5.'22?E1 2. '- 1 1 li K 1 ...141 . ..2:, U affix ..,, gf' , Q W 6 E if ---5.-Z1 ':'::: .L 2- W i 5 , i 5,33 1 CDRGHUIZHTIOIWS TI-IE 1939 FLHRE Jaclzie Pace, Harry Chance, Ed Ferguson, James Johnson, Billy Jones, Billy Cochran, Julian Pitts, George Hope, mr. Briggs, Pete Sumners, Thelma l'leel, Ruth Ola Fultz, Betty LUilliams, myrtis Laura Cochran, mandy mae Roarlz, maxine Price, Gladys Cochran, Dorothy Carter, Samijean Thomas, Doris Cryar, Eva Bess Flnderson, Fllice Reed, Ruth Heathman. John Ross Hay, Billy madeley, mary Ellen Berry, lda mae madeley, nellwyn Christian, C. Lee llJilliamson, U.Jesley Jones, martha Louise Conroe, mickey Hobbs, Sue mann, lllynelle l.Uatson Doris Birdwell. This is the third year the FLHRE has been published at Conroe. Be- lieving that an annual has an irreplaceable part in school life, this, the largest staff ever to worl2 on the annual, has spent many hours in preparing this boolz. If good intentions and Faithful labor are any assurance ol an acceptable boola, this staff has done its share. They only hope that the FLHRE will be an acceptable representative of school life in Conroe High School in 1939. ' 3 Q Qi: ee: 42. -3 ' St- 45: . . . . . .TIGER THTLER Stanley Golden, Ruth Ola Fultz, Julian Pitts, George Hope, Ida mae madeley, mr. Parish, may Flllison Hilliard, mary Ellen Berry, Ed Ferguson, Dorothy Carter, Roy Pearl. Udell matthews, Billy Jones, Betty Stinson, Dortha UJilmoth, Eva Bess Hnderson, Rebecca Pace, Samijean Thomas, nila mitchell, Doris Birdwell, lllarren Bond. The school newspaper is a chronicle of the red-letter events ol any school year, and the Tiger Tatler, though it rarely contains a real news flash, is an important part ol life at Conroe High School. names maize news, the staff was reminded early last September, and lzeeping always in mind the thrill any student feels at seeing his name in print, the reporters have tried to cover every phase of the 1938-1939 school year. 4 1 Q -1 'F ' vt, I V . 4- , '3'+f .7p . I , f, V, 5 I: 3.4. .-, II, , x K , .4 243-Evil, , L.'j ,:-. N CI-IEER LEHDERS . . . WR music X l,, . Q Harold Ellisor Billy Jones maxine Price Ruby Laura Hooper myrtis Laura Cochran The colorlully attired cheer-leaders are the ones who cause all those roars from the grandstand when the home town is sadly in need of a touch- down, or when the opposing team gets overly ambitious and is near the Gold and white goal line. myrtis Laura Cochran, captain ol the cheering team, and Harold Ellisor are leaving C. H. S..by graduation. myrtis Laura has climaxed two brilliant years by gallantly leading the whole group this year. maxine Price, Ruby Laura l'looper, and Billy Jones, being in the Junior class, will be out on the Field again with next year's squad ol flashy Tigers and will continue to encourage and hearten the team at crucial moments and to encourage school spirit in the heart ol every member of the student body. 345 43 ' 35- 'Es PEP SQUHD QL :vv 14 . so .. 'Q .A 1 , . Pi The Pep Squad of 1939 has made many interesting trips, and on every one of them they have made a Fine showing. Htter being organized for only four years, it has become one of the best lznown squads in the state. This group of girls has done much during the year to help the Football team as it climbed to success and has put on interesting and entertaining shows For the spectators as well. The colorful Pep Squad, in its Famous line, is better this year than it has ever been because ol the hard worlz and splendid co-operation which has existed between the gir af 1 l'1.- sponsors, miss LUhitley and m 4 4 s - .t Routt. W 1. g ,.,., , f ,.,,, H . J , A L ,ill .1 : 1-. .xv . TJ- It kit. 1 1 :Q .5 I M' 59 '4' 45- as full K ti el if A x 4 Q15 1 , :QQ 1... NEW-V hz v WA 15.1 rw, 15 w-A - 'Nl QQ. 1.1 fr 'f fs r 1 1 , dn 'ma , IRQ ?'x7 an ' 4 . k . . .-15:1 .' if wwf ,AQ QQQQQQ.QQ X Qwl iQ 4 - My , .',..f:, ' ' f ' 7 . - 'fwis-1 2-' mr. f N Q ,...x:, Q ,,-' .4 ,QQQW Q v M. - ra xy Q . 5 1 ' T' in A17 'Z - 3n..gQQ Jf Q, M' f - ' - 51.1 ,Ik jg . X I A .J 'ff' W I all 4 A Q- 5, Q , ny 5 igQl2IzQ r QQ QQ If ig Qx.QQ ,Q Q . -..yg1g' f' Q- +L.-f 41- 'f - .J 5 em, ' 5 215 1 ' 1' i s 2 ' gf . QQ QQIQ. QQ. gg .QQQQI .K L: A .,- Q 'f' Q' ?-If' .uf . f X W' 5 ,'2 1 17 'T Q 51,..!'5Q:f4'QS' . Ji, ,Qt X .11 QQQZQQHY QQJ3.-Q: V-nn , 1 , Q5 pig f53,..Q,f, gr. -6 If f fm. .91 . . . ,jg V I 'Til iff 'wi , .N ., A1 Eikflfa ' ' U f' A ,.j'ifL. nfl ,-if Sf yt - M gig TQ? .Q Q .Q ,Q 1, ' X 251421 .f 15.7 ,Qg Q' if: .' :3f.i25f: xl, . Q -K1-we-' ww , ..,.Q,., 1 j f ljjffyfggjt ae-1 ' . xy, Q' fx iif'-isi . f WE ' jfs . r , Lv , g f : , Q , ,.: : -.1 ' ,ts 1' J .45 ,g'f'4'- - 5 rn-, nz.. Q .f 1, .fi i' ' ,- .,-,x 4 v . ,, :.'4' 'I-1 ..f 'e. 4f.- WYE.,-' ' ' 5, ' .Q .,,1. . - ,-, .. 'ff U1 - ' ,. ,. f Isl, ,uf 5 DRUITI HUD RUGLE CORPS Q fu 4? Ili. For the past four seasons of football, Conroe High School has endeav- ored to give the public its money's worth, for it has not only produced re- marlzable teams but snappy and attractive Drum and Bugle Corps as well. with perfection as its goal, the corps often spent as many hours on a drill as the team spent perfecting a play. H new drill was presented at every game throughout the season. Rt the annual football banquet, members of the corps received tiny gold drums and lyres for their faithful worlz. Buglers ITIFIRY LOIS ITIHTHIFIS, Bugle Lieutenant FIILH ITIITCHELL TI-IELITIH VIEEL ITIHRGHRET HVIVI BROOHE BERIWICE LFIITIP I'IELLlE ITIHE LPIITIP JUVIE DEFRII I'IELLl.UYI'I CHRISTIFIYI HLITIH LUISE ITIFIRIE LIFISCOIUBE ITIILDRED RIGSBY DOLLY lUIGGlI'IS l.lI.l.lE HOUSE BILLIE ITIORRIS Drummers IDR ITIHE ITIFIDELEY, Drum Lieutenant JERRY GOETTE ITIYRTIS LRURFI COCHRFIVI GLHDYS COCHRHFI IIHFICY TIPTOD DORIS CRYHR VIRGIFIIH GEFITRY ITIFIRJORIE IIEVES JUHTIITFI THYLOR LLEUJELLYTI BEI'1I'IETT RUBY LHURFI HOOPER LOUISE GREY GUJETIDOLYI1 LURGVIER ITIRXIFIE PRICE '53 63' QQ' 343- 03 6. 35- if BHIWD Clarinets: Elton Hazel Ben Dow Bernie Hogue Dorothy Cox U.Jilliam Payne Edward UJalker Joy Loeffler Peter Brannon Jean Courtney Grant Etheridge Director CHRL FISCH ER Drum major DOROTHY CHRTER Drum majorettes GEORGIH Finn GlLPll'l JOHUUH FILLED EVH JHHE CHRTER COURTUEY CHRTER Comets: Trombones: Harold Lllestrope Howard Coffey Lee Sharrai Virginia Hays Earnest Barkley Stanford Pitts llJilliam Hopkins Billy Coleman Charles Stevenson Jack Peoples Lewis Johnson mabel Cox Ethel Elliott Baritones Christine Hoot Boyce montgomery mary Hddison 5 P Hllene Schoffstoll 4 allace Crofton James lTlcCorquodale 0 Saxophones: Ellsworth mcCollough mickey Hobbs norman Hoot Gordon Clarke Erny miller Horns: L. UJ. Hllen llJynelle lllatso Aflih l'3-U-..f iii 4 'v-r.i- -53 .3 A T SU, - - ,C I, L i G i' i , i 'Qi t I, f 55 I g5 J P X. i T .-,. h l 2, Q, 'L 4 ' -' 1 , 'fr 1 .. fi? ' ,..f li' il Jw. .3 I A . . ' f 9 Q9 LHTIH CLUB Ernie V. Parher, TTT. C. Decker, Turner Russell, Billy Ferguson, Lee Sharrai, Cleve Dean l,Uatson, Udell matthews, Virgiline Flndrews, Edwin murray, martha Bay Boles, John Scott, nancy Tipton, Henneth matthews, Joe norman, Buth Gallemore, miss Johnson, Betty Jean Sharrai. George Hope, mari: Everett, James mcCorquodale, Billy Stout, Elton Hazel, nila mitchell, Bebecca Pace, Betty Stinson, Betty Jane Holden, mabel Fultz. THE FORUfTi motto: Labor ommia vincit Officers Consul-Rebecca Pace Scriptor-Betty Jane Holden Vice-Consul-Betty Jean Sharrai Herarii Praefectus-Billy Ferguson The Forum was a place ol assembly in ancient Bome and was chosen as the name tor the Latin Club of Conroe High School. The membership consists of those who are talzing Latin at the present or have talzen it. members have enjoyed entertainments, among which was a formal Boman ban- quet. Those attending were dressed as Boman gods and goddesses, and, in true Boman style, reclined while eating. The club is an active member of the Junior Classical League, a nationwide or- ganization, whose members continue to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world, and they believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Bome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is in- debted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literatures, languages and arts. The official League pin is a gold torch ot lznowledge incircled by a wreath of laurel, which in ancient times indicated distinction or merit. Ot 'Q' g- .L Q? 0 P- ., it- 4 ' 2- in .......DEBHTE may Flllison Hilliard nila mitchell UJarren Bond Curtis Orr Showing an unusual amount of interest, the debate group of Conroe High School, under the direction of mr. Parish and mr. Briggs, held a number of interscholastic and intramural debates, beginning January 17, and ending Hpril 15, when the girls' team was eliminated in district meet. Trips were made to the Flnnual interscholastic Debate Forum at Hustin, Texas, and to Trinity, Texas, for practice debate, but the discussion most enjoyed by the audience and the debaters was the intermural debate between the boys' team and the girls' team, which was held in the Hssembly Hall. The question discussed by the students, Resolved: That Texas should adopt a uniform retail sales tax was thoroughly enjoyed by all those Q . who participated in the w . ' o,+ e traits oi thinlzing and o spealming are always the r It oi fait worlz in-I f, i- g i ri J I g-1. ig . - ,. v.-. 6 1 jx 5 ' , . .. I , fT'fi,.. A fi ' SASL 9 3 he ' ig . . . . FUTURE HOTTTETTTRHERS Ul'llT I First row: Janie Patterson, mary Lois mathias, Llewellyn Bennette, mary Catherine Stout, melba Peterson, Carol Hagle, Cla Flichols, Doris Roach, ldell Childress, Colleen Rigsby, Flddie Pearl Bush, Lillie V. Poland. Second row: mozelle Courtney, Stella Gibson, Bernice Lamp, Josephine Hines, Ernestine Stowe, Dorothy Carter, Patsy Patrich, Georgia mae Long, Flgnes musgrove, mary Ellen Berry, Flellene UJitherspoon. Third row: maxine Frost, Thelma Ferguson, Emily Varner, Hlma Perry, Lois Holbroolz, Louise Vicb, Lois l.lJoodson, Lillie House, Leta Summa, Onita Summa, Louise Bruce. The aim of the Homemalaing Department is to provide a practical education lor the students who talzze worla in that Department. UNIT II First row: Betty Jean Sharrai, Lorene Herren, lva Patton, Grace Pritchard, Viola Sapp, Della Holman, Dorotha l.Uilmoth, Juanita Hunter, Lois Johnson, Hazel Coe, mary Lee Huneycutt, Johnnie Dell Simpson, margie Price, maxine Bell, Edith Chance, l.Uillie mae Blair, Bonnie Guinn, U.Janda Edgrnon, mandy Roarlz, Juanita Strichland, mamie York. Second row: Heloise Roach, Roilee Varner, Juanita UJiggins, Ida Belle Graham, Dorothy UJein- zettle, Perry Lee Stowe, Betty Jo Lowe, Ruth miller, Jacqueline Fowler, Birdie Ruth Busshart, Frances moore, Lois Rabon, Finnette Rothenberg, michey Hobbs. OF HITTERICH . . . . . UITIT III First row: marie Frost, norman Hagle, Hathleen Howell, Dorothy Dan LUaII2er, marjorie Comstocla, Franlzie Griffith, Hazel Ford, Jeanette Hoplzins, Geraldine I'IeaI, Lucille Glover, Jewel mae Outlaw, Syble Peters, Doris Scott, Sue Hnn Summa. i Second row: Ruby Lee I.,UaII2er, Edith Cochran, mary margaret miller, I'IeIIie Lamp, Edna Earl I'IutcI1I2a, Geraldine Curry, Verna mae Graham, mary Flgnes Golding, Ferrice Holder, Ivy musgrove, Helen mounger, Elizabeth Cochran, Dolly Dimple Stowe, I'IovaIee Brown, Lorene Can- non, I.UiIIie Sue Halle, myrtis Laura Cochran, Billie morris, Flovaline U.IhitIey, Lorena Collier, Jessie marie Rogers, Flrchie B. Vicla, Flnnie Ruth Haudie, Thelma I'IeeI, Ruth Heathman, Hlma I.Ueise, I'IeIda l.UaIIace, margaret Hnn Broolze. H particularly interesting activity of the Conroe Chapter ol Future Homemalzers was a group trip to Galveston to the State Convention ol Homemalzers. UI'IIT IV First row: marie Faber, Charlotte Bowman, Birdie FInn norman, Geraldine Inleal, Betty Lou Barrington, Edna Earl Simer, Hnnie Laura Griffith, Doris Birdwell, Eva Bess Flnderson, Erma Lee Graham, Lorene Price, Gladys Dotson, June I.UaIIzer, Shirley Ford, mary UJaIIQer. Second row: Hazel Chumley, Iris Hall, martha Bae Boles, Joyce Sharrai, Ruby Fussell, Hdrenne Sorrells, Hope moorhead, Pauline nisbet, Helen mounger, Jeanuita Samuels, Lilo Louise Babb, Betty Jo Ingram, Geraldine Coffman, mary Lou Salomon. THE FUTURE FHRTTTERS OF FTTTTERICH FIRST YEHR BOYS Standing: J. L. moses, ltinerant Teacher Trainer from Sam Houston State Teachers'College, Luther E. Hall, Dan Fruzia, L. D. LittlefVice-President, Earthman Lopez, murphy Gibson, Thomas Hocut, Robert Hawes-l,Uatch Dog, Joe Craig, Lee l.Uilson, John Hicbs, l.,Uinlred Hampton, Franh Cheatham, Rirby LUilliams, Harold Hagle, Franlz Fenley, Ronald Sirles, T. B. Castleshouldt, Hugh Bishop, Harvy Dehtan, Harley UJade, Franlz La Ferney, Grant Flthey, James Hall, Thomas R. Rhodes-Hrea II Supervisor, Superintendent Hulon TT. Flnderson. middle Row: TTT. D. morse, Barney Lopez, John Hiclas, Robert LUallace-club reporter, L. B. morrison, Paul nix, Leroy Dehtan, Victor Shore, Irvin mcCray, R. D. Rndrews, O'l'Teil Terry, l.Uilliam UJoodson, Fay Rains. Sitting: myra Dotson, Fred Davis, Claude Sprayberry, Ftubry Snow, R. UJ. Gibson, Joe Hoot, Charlie Cabeen, R. L. Hing, Henry Gibson, melvin Solomon, and H. B. nelson. The aim of the Future Farmers in Conroe High is to provide a second source ol income for mont- gomery County should the production of oil fail materially. SECOND YEFTR BOYS Standing: J. L. moses, ltinerant Teacher Trainer from Sam Houston State Teachers' College, martin Helley, John Griffith, Fred Drake, Hugh Bishop, Burl Hawthorne, Ftlbert Cannon, Terry ffloffett, Robert Garrettfpresident of chapter and president of federation 4 area 9, Jean Richmond, Harry Joe murray, Barney Fleal, Thomas R. Rhodesfarea 9 supervisor, Luther E. Hall. Bottom: Bennie S encer, 9. B. Croolzze, J. B. Traylor, Robert Calfee, lJJilliam Riley l.Uiggins, Hlbert moorehead, lTTelvin Heathman, Billy Jean Carter, Zee moorehead, Henry Yorlz, Lloyd Buss, and Supt. Hulon Fl. Findersan. . . . TYPIUC3 Reading from left to right, 1st row: mark Everett, Edna merle Hutchlza. 2nd row: Henneth matthews, l.Uisdom Scoggins, marjorie neves. 3rd row: Lee Sharrai, Billy Ferguson, Joe norman, mary Flgnes Golden. 4th row: Jaclz Hall, l.Ualter matthews. The above picture is an illustration ol the splendid worlz that mrs. Petts is doing with her typing classes this year. Fls you can see, the students are all absorbed in their worl2, which is made very interesting by mrs. Petts. HII are doing their best to maize mind and body worlz together, and judg- ing from the pleasant expressions on their laces, they seem to be doing a fair job of it. Typing is becoming so universal that everyone wants to learn to type. This year the classes are running over, however, the schedule was so ar- ranged as to care lor everyone. Conroe has one of the best equipped typing classes in Texas. Several new typewriters have been added this year and new manuals purchased. One of the greatest advantages the students of Conroe High School have is that all the material is furnished free. There is no charge fo wig.: Q arbons, or the use of the machinek Conroe High School is treme ud of the progress mrs. made in the typing classe ya the yea if t she h IN, r XIX ' ' ii . .Q -ff--H+ Eff - 4 'b l 4. J-1, 'N ,,. . 'I' 451 is W' is Sl-IORTI-IHUD Standing, left to right: Fllice Reed, mozelle Ray, myrtis Laura Cochran, mrs. Petts, Pete Sumners, Ida mae madeley. Seated, First row: Emma Hilbig, Hatie mae l.Ualters. Second row: Fayrene Hnder- son, may Hllison Hilliard, Bertha mae Collins. Third row: Ruth Ola Fultz, Thelma fleel, Fralicl: LUilliamson, Sybil l.Uilliams, George Hope. Fourth row: Jerry Cioette, Lottie Lee Jeffcote, marjorie neves, Thurman Smith, STEHOGRHPHY The stenography class of 1939 is reported by mrs. Petts, commercial instructor, to be the best that Conroe High School has ever had. By march more than half the class had passed the 60-word test, and a large number had attained the speed ol,8O words. mr. llze Harrison, head ol the com- mercial department at Sam Houston State Teachers' College, visited the class and commended the worlz which is being done. Business courses are becoming more and more popular among high school students because the commercial field oFfers great opportunities For advancement, and business training is an asset to many students who are worlaing their way through college. 1. 32 as-D og 41- 1' St- 43 ii- 55 'B'
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